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Worship song

Ewigkeit

20churches in our map sing this — one of the most-adopted worship songs right now.
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About “Ewigkeit”

The title means 'Eternity,' and this is an original German-language worship song, not a translation, written by Nikolai Nilkens and Mia Friesen and released by the German worship band Outbreakband in May 2020 with guest vocalist Pala Friesen. The song voices a longing for a place where suffering ends and declares eternity to be the believer's true home, even in the face of death. Its chorus directly echoes Ecclesiastes 3:11, the verse that says God has set eternity in the human heart.

Written by Nikolai Nilkens and Mia Friesen · Released 2020 on Ewigkeit (Single) · CCLI #7158243

Scripture Ecclesiastes 3:11

Churches that sing it

Real churches in our map with this in their worship playlist — 15 you can watch on YouTube.

Where in the world

Germany
14
Switzerland
6

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Frequently asked

Who wrote “Ewigkeit”?

Nikolai Nilkens and Mia Friesen. It was first released in 2020 on Ewigkeit (Single).

What is “Ewigkeit” about?

The title means 'Eternity,' and this is an original German-language worship song, not a translation, written by Nikolai Nilkens and Mia Friesen and released by the German worship band Outbreakband in May 2020 with guest vocalist Pala Friesen. The song voices a longing for a place where suffering ends and declares eternity to be the believer's true home, even in the face of death. Its chorus directly echoes Ecclesiastes 3:11, the verse that says God has set eternity in the human heart.

How many churches sing “Ewigkeit”?

20 churches in the playlist.church map have it in their worship playlists, most often for Majesty — one of the most-adopted worship songs today.

What Bible verses inspired “Ewigkeit”?

It draws on Ecclesiastes 3:11.